I am a contibutor to the Marketplace and have been listing my models in the 3D model section of the marketplace. I am not a Poser user and although my models are certainly usable in Poser they are not 'Poser ready' in relation to texturing, morphing etc. Recently a purchaser of one of my models criticised me for faiing to mention in my product description that the model is not 'Poser ready'. I thought it was self evident that a model listed in the 'Poser: sets/props' section would be 'Poser ready' but a model in the 3d model section would not (as the sections description states "Models in formats compatible with many 3D rendering applications"). I would appreciate any comments from the community as it is not my intention to mislead anyone, and if it is felt that this is a fair criticism then I will certainly ammend any future model descriptions. Shane

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Shane - You are 100% correct. Poser ready models would be in the Poser : Sets/Props section. The 3D Models section is for models that are "Non-Poser" ready. Basicaly they can be used in almost any 3D application. Clint Renderosity Administration

Clint Hawkins
MarketPlace Manager/Copyright Agent

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But Shane, in the readme file you explain how to get it to work in Poser, and I'm not getting it to work as instructed in the readme. Can you please explain how I can get it to work in poser? Deb

Debbie M.

Deb - I included those additional instructions in the readme file of the updated model as a courtesy in response to the comment which generated my original post above. I have sent you an email explaining the process which I hope will answer your questions. Shane

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Thanks Shane, going to check it out this weekend.

Debbie M.